13 Harley-Davidson Motorcycles With Terrible Resale Value
Harley-Davidson motorcycles, while beloved, can often run for some pretty high prices. However, that doesn't mean their value will hold up well over time.
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Why Ford Dropped Navistar For The Power Stroke Diesel Engine
After a very public breakup between the automaker and the engine manufacturer, Ford skipped out on Navistar for future diesel powerplants in its trucks.
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13 Of The Safest Motorcycles That Are Great For Beginners
Learning to ride a motorcycle can be filled with trial and error, so picking a safe bike should be high on your checklist. Here are some of the safest.
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Why There's A No-Fly Zone Over Disneyland In California
While Disney fans of all ages can visit Disneyland in California, drones are not welcome. Disneyland in California is a no-fly zone, and with good reason.
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Did You Feel Tricked Into Your Prime Membership? The FTC Says Amazon May Owe You Money
Amazon's Prime subscription service might be a useful investment for many, but there are those who might feel cheated. Now they might get some money back.
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Microsoft Has Added Anthropic's AI To This Popular Copilot Assistant
Anthropic’s Claude AI model is now available in Microsoft 365 Copilot, joining OpenAI’s GPT to handle research, automation, and developer tools.
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Every Chevrolet Model Made In America
Chevrolet is a quintessentially American car brand, but believe it or not, only certain models are actually made in America. Here are the ones that are.
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Harbor Freight Sells 2 Welding Tables - How Do They Stack Up?
Picking the right welding table matters. Harbor Freight has two options for sale, and the best one for you depends on what you're looking for.
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Vizio's 65-Inch 4K Smart TV Is $120 Off At Walmart Right Now
Looking for a new TV to watch movies or play games in pristine quality? A massive 4K Vizio Smart TV is on deep discount at Walmart right now.
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US Military Branches Ranked From Easiest To Hardest To Get Into
Each branch of the U.S. military serves a separate function, and those looking to join need to be uniquely suited to the one they choose.
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CEO Says AI Boom's 'Big Four' Companies Could Soon Shrink To Two
The race for AI dominance is down to four companies, at least in the West, but we could very well see more drop out, according to a major investor.
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Why United Airlines Has Been Grounding So Many Flights Lately
United Airlines and its passengers had a bad night in September 2025. This wasn't the only time it has had delays and cancellations this year, either.
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5 Innovative Vehicle Safety Features To Consider For Your Next Car
Buyers are swimming in a sea of high-tech options when auto shopping, but the most important systems are those that deliver occupants safely.
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First US City Makes Waymo Robotaxis An Official Part Of Public Transit
In an effort to thwart affordability issues for autonomous taxis, Waymo has partnered with the local government of this Arizona city to bring down costs.
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iPhone Air Trades More Than Battery For A Slim Body. Are The Sacrifices Worth It?
The iPhone Air is Apple's thinnest smartphone yet. It's sleek, but do the positives outweigh the limits that thinness has placed on this device?
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More Issues For Ford - Over 115,000 Trucks Have Been Recalled, And Here's Why
Ford has issued a massive recall of more than 115,000 trucks over concerns with a steering column defect. Here's how to find out if yours is affected.
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Alleged Hacker Arrested In Cyberattack That Shut Down Airports - Here's What Happened
Someone has been arrested in connection with the many flights cancelled around the world, reportedly due to a ransomware attack on airport infrastructure.
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China's Newest Aircraft Carrier Shows Off Tech Previously Exclusive To The US
Nations are always looking for ways to increase their military tech. China did just that, by adding a tech the U.S. used to use on their new aircraft carrier.
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'Ghost Plates' Let Reckless Drivers Dodge Tickets – But Now NY Cops Are Cracking Down
Cashless tolling was supposed to make it easier to collect tolls, but drivers found a way past cameras using "ghost plates". Now New York is cracking down.
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Here's How Much Data A FaceTime Call Uses Per Hour
Video calls significantly more data than audio calls, which can become an issue if you're on a limited data plan or visiting a foreign country.
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The Polestar 3 Is Everything Good About EVs (And Everything Frustrating, Too)
One car, two takes. While there's plenty to like about the Polestar 3, that's not to say it can't be a headache, too.
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UK Deploys RAF Typhoon Fighter Jets To Defend Poland From Russian Drones
Rising drone incursions into Polish airspace have sparked a new NATO mission, with the UK stepping in to bolster European defense efforts.
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NVIDIA Is Investing $100 Billion In OpenAI - Here's Why
The AI arms race is heating up. A record-breaking collaboration between NVIDIA and OpenAI signals just how high the stakes have become.
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Elon Musk Teases Massive Watership To Carry SpaceX Starships Into Florida
Elon Musk often drops hints about SpaceX projects, and his latest involves a colossal ship that could play a surprising role in future launches.
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What You Need To Know About TikTok's New US Owners
If you've been worried about a TikTok ban, you can rest easy. TikTok will soon be American-owned, and here's the info on the people who'll be in charge.
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Harbor Freight Airless Paint Sprayers: What Users Say About These Tools' Disadvantages
These Harbor Freight Airless paint sprayers seem appealing, but users keep pointing out drawbacks you’ll want to know before buying.
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LA's Only Suspension Bridge Is Getting An Expensive (And Inconvenient) Facelift
The Vincent Thomas Bridge in Los Angeles will soon be closed down for construction, and that could make traffic worse than ever.
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